The bloody tribunal, or, An antidote against popery
Subtitle: being a review of the horrid cruelties of the Inquisition as practiced in Spain, Portugal, Italy, and the East and West-Indies, on all those whom the Church of Rome brands with the name of hereticks ...
By: extracted from authors of undoubted credit and embellished with copper-plate cuts by John Marchant ....
Publisher: Printed for Judith Walker, at the Golden-Key in Fleet-Lane
Published: 1761
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 376
Subjects: Inquisition; History; Controversial literature; Anti-Catholicism; Sources; Catholic Church
Other titles: Bloody tribunal.; Antidote against popery.
Notes: Re-issued in 1770 as: A review of the bloody tribunal.

"Containing a description of the most dreadful and exquisite tortures on the several persons who have unhappily fallen into the hands of those tyrants over mens consciences, the Jesuits and popish priests; designed for the use and instruction of all Protestant families, to secure them as well against the attacks of popery, with which our religion and liberties are at this time threatened, as against the pernicious principles, which the emissaries of Rome are now very busy in propagating among the people of these kingdoms."

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